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Excellent, thank you!

Excellent, thank you very much!

I removed the two validation functions and added my own one with custom conditions for certain field names. Works like a charm!

For anyone interested, find the code for the functions.php below:

// Removing the default validation rules for text fields and textareas in Contact Form 7
remove_action('wpcf7_swv_create_schema', 'wpcf7_swv_add_text_rules', 10);
remove_action('wpcf7_swv_create_schema', 'wpcf7_swv_add_textarea_rules', 10);

// Adding the customized validation rules for text fields and textareas in Contact Form 7
add_action(
    'wpcf7_swv_create_schema',
    function ( $schema, $contact_form ) {
        // Transfer of the existing fields in the form
        $tags = $contact_form->scan_form_tags();

        foreach ( $tags as $tag ) {
            // Initialize the standard error message
            $error_message = wpcf7_get_message( 'invalid_required' );

            // Customize the error messages for certain fields
            if ( $tag->is_required() ) {
                if ($tag->name == 'your-name') {
                    $error_message = 'Please enter your name.';
                } elseif ($tag->name == 'your-email') {
                    $error_message = 'Please enter your e-mail address.';
                } elseif ($tag->name == 'your-message' && $tag->basetype == 'textarea') {
                    $error_message = 'Please let us know how we can help you.';
                }

                // Adding the rule
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'required', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'error' => $error_message,
                    ) )
                );
            }

            // Continue to use the original validation rules for e-mail, URL, telephone, min/max length
            if ( 'email' === $tag->basetype && $tag->is_required() ) {
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'email', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'error' => wpcf7_get_message( 'invalid_email' ),
                    ) )
                );
            }

            if ( 'url' === $tag->basetype && $tag->is_required() ) {
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'url', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'error' => wpcf7_get_message( 'invalid_url' ),
                    ) )
                );
            }

            if ( 'tel' === $tag->basetype && $tag->is_required() ) {
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'tel', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'error' => wpcf7_get_message( 'invalid_tel' ),
                    ) )
                );
            }

            if ($minlength = $tag->get_minlength_option()) {
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'minlength', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'threshold' => absint($minlength),
                        'error' => wpcf7_get_message('invalid_too_short'),
                    ) )
                );
            }

            if ($maxlength = $tag->get_maxlength_option()) {
                $schema->add_rule(
                    wpcf7_swv_create_rule( 'maxlength', array(
                        'field' => $tag->name,
                        'threshold' => absint($maxlength),
                        'error' => wpcf7_get_message('invalid_too_long'),
                    ) )
                );
            }
        }
    },
    10, 2
);

Hi @shresthauzwal ,

unfortunately, this workaround doesn’t work. Setting the page private removes the banner but when using “auto approval after email confirmation”, a newly registered user will land on a 404 page after clicking on the email confirmation link.

This is because the link of the {{ur_login}} shortcode contains the selected page, which, in this case, is private.

We are using Tutor LMS and selected the “Tutor LMS Dashboard Page” as “My Account Page” which works perfectly fine.

Currently we either leave it as is and ignore the message or we use your workaround and change the link in the {{ur_login}} shortcode. I don’t think either solution is ideal.

Best regards, Felix

10/10 perfect, thank you

For us it seems to be fixed as well, big props @simplyscheduleappointments !